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Professional Development

Company Assets at Risk

We all know about Enron – and the leaders that risked not only the company but the wellbeing of thousands of employees – but did you know that the same phenomena can happen in less obtrusive ways in almost any business? If you or your employees are handling company assets – finances, purchasing power, payables power, delivery and customer service power – your company’s assets may be at risk, even though no such act is intended. For example, not paying invoices in a timely manner can damage your relationship with valued suppliers, and not delivering merchandise on time in the form promised can create huge problems for your customers. Employees who use the Internet for their own purposes are also squandering company assets. This program is about identifying the ways that your company may be losing resources without knowing.

At the end of this program, you will understand:

  • Appropriate definitions for spending, debting and hoarding of money and assets – all of which can affect the bottom line.
  • Your own personal beliefs about money and risk through our self-assessment profile – plus how your patterns of behavior may be impacting company resources.
  • Whether the Internet is being properly used to the benefit of your company.
  • How to create an action plan that will address problem areas.

Who Will Benefit

Anyone who is involved in the financial resources of their company, who has authority to spend resources, or who suspects that company resources are being used inappropriately will find in this program a fund of information and resources for dealing with issues.

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